Metallurgy

Dear,
No college in India provides part time or correspondence B.Tech and M.Tech. It's illegal as per the norms of UGC and AICTE. You need to do B.Tech from regular mode only.
I hope this helps.
Good luck.

Hello,
As far as my information goes, this Institute does not offer any part-time degree course, though it offers many other certificate or such courses.

The chances of you getting placed will be doubled if you do your M.Tech or MS in material sciences or metallurgy. The demand for metallurgical engineers is growing these days. Government organisations like DRDO, DRDL, etc. offer a wide range of opportunities. Also, private companies like shell, Liners India, Tata Steel, Reliance, etc. offer some very interesting jobs. So all those students really interested in material science can take up this really interesting branch and stop worrying about the placements.

You can go for Masters in science from colleges affiliated to Delhi University or you can also apply for Master's degree from the Central University.

Hello Mohd,
You have to select that subject in GATE in which you want to do your PG.

There are so many top college in India which are renowned for their metallurgy departments. It depends in which state Do you want to study. It's always better to study from a renowned institution in such fields.

Metallurgical engineers are employed in every industry and enterprise that produces, buys, sells refines or manufactures metals or metallic products. You have probably heard many times that modern societies cannot function without a plentiful supply of every conceivable type of metal and alloy and that people who are skilled in the use or production of metals and metallic materials of all kinds are highly valued.
Try abroad for better salaries.

Metallurgy is a very niche engineering branch and one don't get a very high starting package. So, after completing metallurgy from IIT Bombay, you can expect a package of 4.5 to 6 lakhs per annum.